Frank Zummo is a dynamic and accomplished drummer, renowned for his versatility and passion in the music industry. He gained prominence as the drummer for the iconic rock band Sum 41, joining the group in 2015 after the departure of founding member Steve Jocz. Since then, Zummo has contributed to the band’s evolution, recording three studio albums: *13 Voices* (2016), *Order in Decline* (2019), and the upcoming *Heaven :x: Hell* (2024). His energetic performances and innovative drumming style have solidified his reputation as a key player in the band’s success.

In addition to his work with Sum 41, Zummo co-founded the award-winning ensemble Street Drum Corps in 2004. This project has led to numerous world tours and collaborations with renowned artists such as Linkin Park and Chris Cornell. The ensemble has expanded into a nationwide franchise, showcasing Zummo’s ability to blend performance art with community engagement. His commitment to music education is evident through his motivational drum workshops, which he conducts in partnership with organizations like School of Rock and Vans Shoes.

Zummo’s contributions extend beyond rock music; he has collaborated with a diverse range of artists, including Krewella, Gary Numan, and Scott Weiland. His adaptability has allowed him to fill in for legendary drummers, such as Tommy Lee of Mötley Crüe, showcasing his skill and professionalism in high-pressure situations.

Recognized for his talent, Zummo won the “Drummer of the Year” award at the 2017 Alternative Press Music Awards. His influence continues to grow as he engages with fans and aspiring musicians, inspiring the next generation through both his performances and outreach initiatives.